Mudhoney brings heavy, distorted garage-punk grunge to One Eyed Jacks, Oct. 1. (Emily Reiman) The venerable Seattle garage/grunge band Mudhoney, who recorded some of the very first material put out by ...

Mudhoney—singer Mark Arm, guitarist Steve Turner, bassist Guy Maddison and drummer Dan Peters—are celebrating thirty-five years since they spearheaded the Seattle music scene and Sup Pop Records. On ...

This story is part of a number of 2013 Underground Music Showcase features of notable and headlining acts. See more features here, and be sure to follow Reverb’s coverage ahead of and during the ...

It’s been a fertile few years of reading for Seattle rock obsessives, between insightful Chris Cornell biographies and incendiary tell-alls from the late great Mark Lanegan. The latest entry to the ...

Mudhoney seem to be getting the hang of this rock thing. Thirty-five years into their shockingly consistent and great existence, the Seattle grunge* figureheads show little sign of the ravages that ...

How odd to see the headliner's frontman standing in the middle of the crowd during the opening act's entire set and bobbing his head for most of it. But that was the case last night at the Crocodile, ...

Mudhoney brings heavy, distorted garage-punk grunge to One Eyed Jacks, Oct. 1. (Emily Reiman) Nirvana became the unwilling voice of a dysthymic generation, and Pearl Jam continues to bellow its way ...

"Touch me, I'm sick!" When screeched by frontman Mark Arm, the titular line from Mudhoney's signature 1988 single can almost be seen as a rallying cry for the entire Seattle grunge scene that the band ...

Since the late ’80s, Mudhoney have been cranking out one good record after another. Several of them are even amazing, but what sets this band apart from many of their grungy peers is the staying power ...

Saturday won’t be Mudhoney’s first Yakima show; the legendary Seattle band played here two days after Christmas in 1996 at a long-gone South First Street venue called Twilight Terrace. They weren’t ...